1 Family Maters [Ren/No Kill] Thu Jul 10, 2014 12:19 pm
Gin
Retired
Hiding in plain site worked better almost always, depending on the case. Gin Kuroka had learned this over the years. Her face was once again wrapped in bandages, her hair tied in a braid and her outfit entirely changed to what it had usually been when she carried the name "Shinobu" not so long ago. This would have to be the default way that she entered and exited Konohagakure from the looks of it. She was being cautious for the time being. She knew that the best option for her was likely to leave the village as soon as possible - that had been her initial plan. However, once she caught word that her son was here, she had no choice but to stay. She wanted to see him, meet with him and possibly convince him to come with her to Kumogakure.
Truth be told, she missed the young boy, with his innocent outlook and childish behavior. It had been a while since any of her children had clung to her like that, had needed her to be there for them. It was refreshing. The fact that she could contact him without putting him in danger, for the most part, also made it easier to spend time with him. This was also why she wanted to meet with the boy. She knew little of how Konoha operated behind the scenes, but if Yuzu were to be taken as a hostage because she wasn't careful enough during her contract, the guilt would overwhelm her.
And so here she was, standing atop the Hokage Muntains, waiting. She had given a note to one of the urchins in the streets of Konnoha and had offered him some ryo if he gave the letter to someone who fit the description she provided him exactly. She had done so with several urchins - at least five of them - just in case. She had written the letter in an ink that would only gain its color and appear when it reacted to Ren's chakra. The meeting would remain private that way. All she had to do now was wait for the boy. Her little boy.
Gin felt very protective of the small blonde, just as much as she was for her biological children. She hoped that they would be able to meet soon. In a month or so, if all went well, that would happen. They would all be a happy family in Kirigakure. She could only hope that it would be that way. It would mean that she would be genuinely happy for the first time in a very long time.
Truth be told, she missed the young boy, with his innocent outlook and childish behavior. It had been a while since any of her children had clung to her like that, had needed her to be there for them. It was refreshing. The fact that she could contact him without putting him in danger, for the most part, also made it easier to spend time with him. This was also why she wanted to meet with the boy. She knew little of how Konoha operated behind the scenes, but if Yuzu were to be taken as a hostage because she wasn't careful enough during her contract, the guilt would overwhelm her.
And so here she was, standing atop the Hokage Muntains, waiting. She had given a note to one of the urchins in the streets of Konnoha and had offered him some ryo if he gave the letter to someone who fit the description she provided him exactly. She had done so with several urchins - at least five of them - just in case. She had written the letter in an ink that would only gain its color and appear when it reacted to Ren's chakra. The meeting would remain private that way. All she had to do now was wait for the boy. Her little boy.
Gin felt very protective of the small blonde, just as much as she was for her biological children. She hoped that they would be able to meet soon. In a month or so, if all went well, that would happen. They would all be a happy family in Kirigakure. She could only hope that it would be that way. It would mean that she would be genuinely happy for the first time in a very long time.